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Astronomers worry: SpaceX's satellite array can ruin the night sky
Last day, SpaceX launched 60 first satellites out of hundreds of satellites expected to be available.
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NASA uses X-ray technology to track space explosions
With X-ray technology, NASA's US agency has built a map of stars in space. This achievement is the foundation for future astronaut navigation system.
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Admire the luxury yacht with enough garden, swimming pool, gym room and VIP room
The special superyacht, Nature, is up to 120 meters long and contains almost all the amenities like a seafront mansion.
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Lipsticks from the female toxins of ancient times
Ancient Egyptian women crushed gemstones on their lips or crushed red ants, beetles mixed with juice to help the red lips berry.
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How was the wheel invented?
According to ScienceABC, wheels are considered one of the most beneficial inventions for mankind
Oceanography
China announced rare marine specimens at a depth of 500m
More than 6,000 rare and precious specimens such as biological bones and sedimentary rocks were first announced after marine exploration and research.
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Surreal scenes such as aliens at the 'dragon egg' rock beach tens of millions of years old
The pebble weighs several tons, has a perfect circle of people likened to 'dragon eggs', which existed here for tens of millions of years.
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Ancient East African stones provide a clue about rare volcanoes
The rock found in a remote mountain edge in East Africa gave scientists new knowledge about a strange volcano - a more dangerous volcanic mechanism than previously thoug…
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Why do cats keep smarter, but dog owners are more likely to survive in society?
Breeding a dog or a cat can partly reflect the personality and interests of its owner. And according to psychologists' analysis, both have many benefits.
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The dish that looks like a stone, wants to enjoy must use foot trampling
Everyone will be surprised to know that inside these 'white stones' is a very familiar food for every home.
Oceanography
The sea is hot to the extinct North Atlantic whale
As the ocean warms, the supply of food is scarce, the North Atlantic whale is facing the risk of rapid decline in the number of individuals and even extinction.
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The giant red stain on Jupiter is about to disappear
Astronomers say the giant storm on Jupiter, famous for the name 'Big Red', is gradually melting over time.
Oceanography
The reason sharks have no bones
The frame of sharks is made up of cartilage, not bones, allowing them to move flexibly under water.
Archeology
The mysterious village 'appears' in the middle of the ghost forest in the sea
A 10,000-year-old stone village was suddenly found in the fossil forest deep below the North Sea in the Atlantic Ocean.
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New research: High IQ people tend to listen to music without words
A new study published in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences provides further evidence that people with high IQ tend to prefer non-verbal music to other music genres.